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@jonasgn/react-native-swipeable-rating
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Star rating component with support for swipe and / or touch selection
Star rating component with support for swipe and / or touch selection
react-native-vector-icons
package is required, set it up if you haven't already.
install > npm i react-native-swipeable-rating
import React, { Component } from 'react';
import { View } from 'react-native';
import SwipeableRating from 'react-native-swipeable-rating';
class MyStarRating extends Component {
state = {
rating: 0
}
handleRating = (rating) => {
this.setState({rating});
}
render(){
return(
<View style={{marginHorizontal: 30}}>
<SwipeableRating
rating={this.state.rating}
size={32}
gap={4}
onPress={this.handleRating}
xOffset={30}
/>
</View>
)
}
}
See the full example app
There are a few different ways the component can be used:
rating={n}
, swipeable={false}
and no onPress
will make it a dumb/static component that displays a rating.swipeable={false}
with an onPress
function will make the individual stars a tappable TouchableOpacity
.allowHalves
you will also need to change minRating
to 0.5
Prop name | type | default | Desc | Required? |
---|---|---|---|---|
rating | number | The rating | ✅ | |
onPress | function | The function to be called when swiping or tapping | ||
swipeable | boolean | true | Allow/disallow swiping the component to change the rating | |
xOffset | number | 0 | The offset from the left of the screen to the start of the component (ignore if swipeable={false} ) | no but you will almost definitely need to change it! |
style | object | Styles the rating container | ||
color | string | 'crimson' | Color applied to the default star icon | |
emptyColor | string | 'crimson' | Color applied to the default empty star icon | |
size | number | 24 | The size applied to the default icons | |
gap | number | 0 | marginRight applied to the default icons | |
minRating | number | 1 | The minimum rating to allow | |
maxRating | number | 5 | The maximum rating to allow / amount of stars to display | |
allowHalves | boolean | false | Allow ratings to go up in increments of 0.5 instead of 1 | |
filledIcon | string or function | 'star' | The MaterialIcons icon to use for the filled star OR your custom component function (receives size , gap , number args) | |
halfFilledIcon | string or function | 'star-half' | The MaterialIcons icon to use for the half filled star OR your custom component function (receives size , gap , number args) | |
emptyIcon | string or function | 'star-border' | The MaterialIcons icon to use for the empty star OR your custom component function (receives size , gap , number args) |
You must make your custom icon components size
(+ gap
, if you use it) total width, so the correct swipe distances can be calculated.
size
, gap
, color
, emptyColor
, n
(the icon's rating number (index) beginning at 1) are passed to the custom icon functions for convenience.
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Star rating component with support for swipe and / or touch selection
We found that @jonasgn/react-native-swipeable-rating demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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